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Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer Resigns as Keith Sonderling Becomes Acting Secretary

An inspector general investigation at the Labor Department remains active.

Labor Watchdog Scrutinizes Text Messages Linked to Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer

Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer Faces Three Discrimination Complaints Over Husband Misconduct Claims

Trump Administration Concedes Farm Labor Shortage as Judge Weighs H-2A Pay-Cut Rule

Victoria Sets Two-Day Work-From-Home Right Across All Workplaces for Sept. 1

D.C. Police Close Sexual Assault Probe Into Labor Secretary’s Husband After Prosecutors Find No Crime

Labor Secretary’s Husband Barred From DOL Headquarters After Staffers’ Assault Allegations

Germany's 2025 Minimum Wage Checks Trigger 6,121 Cases as Hospitality Leads Suspected Violations

Argentina Senate Backs Milei’s Labor Overhaul With 42–30 Vote

Wisconsin Orders Back Pay, Seeks $828,000 Penalty Over 1,656 Child Labor and Wage Violations at Burger King Franchisee

Recalde and Paoltroni Clash on TN Over Labor Reform as Union Leader Signals 48‑Hour Strike

Söder Renews Call for an Extra Weekly Work Hour as Pushback Mounts in Berlin

Labor Secretary’s Bodyguard Put on Leave as Inspector General Probe Widens

Brazil Pushes 40-Hour Week and End to 6x1, Eyes First-Semester Vote

Labor Secretary Probed Over Alleged Strip-Club Outing and Office Liquor Stash

Labor Secretary’s Top Aides Put on Leave as Watchdog Probes Misconduct Allegations

Mexico’s 2026 Minimum Wage Takes Effect as Government Touts Third-Highest in Latin America

Haryana Minister Flags Alleged ₹1,500-Crore Worker-Welfare Fraud, Seeks Probe

Japan’s Job-Offer Ratio Holds at 1.18 in November as New Postings Slide

Shapsha Tells Putin Russia Has Tools To Tackle Labor‑Market Challenges